BIM in principle and in practice / Peter Barnes.
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TextPublisher: London : ICE Publishing, 2019Edition: 3rd editionDescription: 184 pages : illustrations (black and white, and colour) ; 24 cmContent type: text | still image Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9780727763693 (pbk.) :Subject(s): Building information modeling | Building -- Data processing | Construction industry -- Information resources management | House and Home | House and HomeDDC classification: 690'.011 Summary: BIM in Principle and in Practice, now in its third edition, is a guide to BIM principles and techniques. It provides clear explanations of core concepts, and answers many of the common questions that are asked about BIM. It offers a straightforward overview of BIM fundamentals in simple language, with clear explanations of how BIM is used at each stage of a construction project. Coverage includes: core concepts, benefits of using BIM, examples of BIM in practice, design liability and ownership, collaboration and contracts, and insurance. Thoroughly revised, this edition includes detailed coverage of current standards (BSI, PAS and ISO), new case studies, the UK Government's 2016 Building Information Modelling mandate, consolidated recommendations of the EU BIM Task Group, and future directions including consideration of potential changes to EU Procurement rules following Brexit.
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Previous edition: by Peter Barnes and Nigel Davies. 2015.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
BIM in Principle and in Practice, now in its third edition, is a guide to BIM principles and techniques. It provides clear explanations of core concepts, and answers many of the common questions that are asked about BIM. It offers a straightforward overview of BIM fundamentals in simple language, with clear explanations of how BIM is used at each stage of a construction project. Coverage includes: core concepts, benefits of using BIM, examples of BIM in practice, design liability and ownership, collaboration and contracts, and insurance. Thoroughly revised, this edition includes detailed coverage of current standards (BSI, PAS and ISO), new case studies, the UK Government's 2016 Building Information Modelling mandate, consolidated recommendations of the EU BIM Task Group, and future directions including consideration of potential changes to EU Procurement rules following Brexit.
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